Sentence examples for aspect of communications from inspiring English sources

Public relations, byname PR, aspect of communications involving the relations between an entity subject to or seeking public attention and the various publics that are or may be interested in it.

We have 28 offices worldwide and people working on the social media aspect of communications in most of these offices, most often in addition to another role.

Golomb, 80, has worked in some aspect of communications — from cellphones to deep space — for most of his career.

Another aspect of communications that arose inductively from the data and was not captured by our operationalized definition of communications, was the influence of the general quality of communication across functional units.

Two of the stations assess aspects of communications (2: 'History taking' and 4: 'Communication Skills and Ethics') and last 20 minutes.

In this chapter, we briefly reflect on how some aspects of communications evolved, describe typical elements of a digital communication system, and lastly highlight the chapters that follow.

Mr. Hollings's committee oversees many aspects of communications regulation.

She handles various aspects of communications, project management, and office management, and she is always available to help you find the best resources for your needs.

That is one reason why the Government are looking at what we should do about the intercept modernisation programme because there are certain aspects of communications which are not covered by the directive".

Lars Godell, an analyst at Forrester Research in Amsterdam, predicts that today's vertically integrated phone companies in Europe, who handle all aspects of communications services themselves from building intercity trunk cable networks to selling mobile phone handsets, will break down and be rearranged through mergers and acquisitions into Continent-spanning companies.

"That is one reason why the Government are looking at what we should do about the intercept modernisation programme because there are certain aspects of communications which are not covered by the directive". He added that the Government's intercept modernisation programme proposals may be extended to include "the retention of data on Facebook, Bebo, MySpace and all other similar sites".